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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
The COURTS.
SOME ONE Is SPEAKING FALSELY

D""0iLf OPPOSITE STATEMENTS RKGARDING THE
TREATMENT OF LITTLE LENA MBUGH
Iona Mcdngh' whose grandmother, Mrs katho-
riho fuppcrt, says that the six year-od child IL
oruehy treated by Mrs Mary Mole, OF No 1882 Ninth
ave. was produced in The Supreme Court, Chambers
yesterday She is bright little BODY, with rosy
'"eehs ana pretty ways. She was comfortably clad
ana looked oontcn'ed she chung TO Mrs Mole,
woman plainly clad and some forty years old wi Sc
couh'enance did not look by any hard
wonid naturally follow from the charges made against
hcr' MIS-. Fullerton and Mrs. Jones, on whose tes
um0ny Mrs. RUPERT relies In her efforts to prove
cruelty and to get possession OF tho child, also
present Mrs. Jones carried infant In hor arms.
Lawyer r. A. Boty appeared for Mrs. Rupert,
Lawyer Gabriel Levy for Mrs. Molo The lawyers
presented Che already told I'm the aldavts. Mr..
Levy In addition presented the return to the writ
made by Mrs; Mole. In that sho wholly denied the
charges OF cruelty and declared that Lenas mother,
when she died In July last left the child to tho
OF Mrs Mole expressly enjoning her not to let Lena
re TO any of her relatives.
Justice Barrett sent the lawyers to Part II with
a clerk to lake testimony. The day consumed
there with the evidence OF Mrs. Rupert, who said
that she had acted wholly on Information and belief
During the day Lena remained by Mrs. Mole's sida
and vas apparently 80 happy hat She sang to herself,
hhaiy orcaiins out into the sweet Blo aud Bye
MRS Fullerton and Mrs Jones who live In The
house with Mrs Mole, declared that this done
under instructions from Mrs Mole " for appearances"
anu lhdt the emu was huch tettcr clau ihtu Whcn
AT home. Mrs. Mole denied this whom asked about
and said that the other two women her enemies.
and one reason that Lena had not been allowed
10 20 for beer for one OF them. This denied
tho other side, in conversation, with tho threat That
lawyer might Yet put stop to the talk. Mrs. Jones
inss I'd that she had seen Lena carrying home heavy
pieces of NO ID Mrs Fullerton sad she had
Lena gagged and cruelty beaten. Mrs. Molo asserted
that she had a ways been kind to the child
All this went while Mrs. RUPERT, who looked
some seventy years Nh tcstifying stout,
fine cooking woman present during the day. She
Is the sister of Jacob Kupper, the brewer. and told
The law that Lena should want for nothing IL She
shoull be handed to her grandmother Mrs.
1agg. niece of Mrs RUPERT. also asked to have
charge OF Lena. Mrs. Rnppcrts sister tried 10 tax
10 Lena who cung 10 Mrs. Mole. The taking OF tcs-
timonV will be continued today. Before Lena was
taken court Ms. MoN took her TO IN" rNOms OF tc
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty tn Chil9rcn for
pen snnal examination No bruises were found on The
cbiids body.
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"JOSHUA WUITCO b WINS HIS CASE.
DECIDING THAT THr PLAY RICH AND POOR" WAS

A
D"nman Tho pson. extensively known FOR hIs
oiafions with Joshl,G Whnc,D,b and The old Home
stead" was ready 10 We wi'ncs, yesterday in tho
surve trur' before Justice Donohue. Henry WAvne
E,li-. playwfirht wan'et 5000 from Mr. Thompson
fer his play Rich and Poor" written for Mr. Thompson
in 1881 aud hal brought suit 10 the Mr..
Ellis charged that the contract made October .
1854 the oo-rt being u it Mr.. Thompson with Irish
character Mr.. Ills - receive $1,000 in 500 In
stsluents each week, II the play success. The
pay produced ut Fall River December D. ls-i
aud the following night a. Ncw!iedforl Mr.. Thsmp
threw the play. declaring II failure Mr.. Ellis
asserts that the play success, would have Dcen
II properly played, and So sued for his money
An AFFIDAVIT Of Editor al bury, OF The fGH Rirsr
Hcrdlf set forth Mr.. E-s views reflected in that
paper, wherein the ion made that Mr.. Thomp
mucn OF a Yankee to play an Irsh charac-
ter. Mr.. ThOmpssn's AFFIDAVIT read, In which he
declare hal essav-d irish en- sraters only three
times In his life This question appeared Ia Mr. Themp
sos's affidavit:
'Wsre yoI the first night OF tho production OF the
nnIer the influence OF intOXaDts that you could
not play The part properly I"
Mr. Iuos pson-1 "A never drunk la my lifc
II is well known that Mr. Thpap-on IA "A temperance
On ipotloa OF Mr. lhsmpsDss LAWYER. Mr.. Ellis's
sut dl-ni.sei nv Justice Don-h 10 on the ground
that Rich and Poor had been a failure
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an EX-CONNONER IN DISTRESS.

N. c. BORLAsR, PoRMEaLY NJ p, driven TO
BANKRUPTCY BY WOMAN.
LONDON. Nov. 3O-wiiiam Copeland Borlase formerly
Member OF Parliament the ST. Austsn division Of
Cornwall and undsr OF the Local Gsvornmeat
Board. was examined today Ia the Bankruptcy Court
Hsliabiliiies Ri2e53 bis assets R6371.
He traced part Of his embarrassment 70 his relations
with his Mistress Msdsnede Quiros. whom he allowed
fixed income Of rs At first tho payments
were made willingly, but subsequently
the money sxtortod nom him. the
womsn following him to France Spain
and finally 70 Wales, where he vas forced " obtain
police protection against her ana her mae csmpan
The last $500 he gave paid In Trafalgar Square
bhs was passing la Cab, when she saw hiia and,
stoptDg this made him get In and with her 20
oAek and get the She accused hfn of deefs he
had never committed and on one occsssn Ut o'clock
the m0rnng forced her way Int HE wtfes bedroom
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TO upRorr lnr arr urSrUn GRorvDS

Engineer kellogg of the Park Department. I''
scnicd plan. Yesterday 10 President Borden i"r mo "''N
A out the Museum of AT o. central Park TIC pan
provide for laying ont wa'k- around tho Museum ana
making the approach 10 ia" main entrance VIM" W."
bc in front II the new building now ga cour'" ~ cree
,to, THO grounds around the Museum. which 10
long 10 the Institution, but under the caro- OF INC
pnfk Department, have never been i"d o"t 30 nan
any sueclL care Lack ~ tho Museum u" son II PI''
M, ia unsightly mounds VAich r'-'"n" 'ID WI" "
,t, nr.bietor.c natives of the country. Tho lawns
49, ,c,c, hrcn loolrG ancr and srn CNrrgw"n anu
,'tr r,r.cd CnuuiI, -uncr Inbb, who has ghs' D'rh
r,,fut.d ly Ma, or Hewitt, IS iTu-c" ni inc '-"
aPt 49, .nr,iaIv interested In seeing AL Improve n'n'
r,aIc a,niind The building lie want. To h'N' VIZ
d,,ue lac thc time when Tho new bu'idhg u 81" ~
IN No. f,r The work f. provided by The LIS
siurc from tic funds which aye To be l--u''l ui ~ %
plcftnc Central Park Mr.. kril' - Pun, innate
81 bv The Park Board 10 tho iuhrl OF lima
vim a rcques, for all Appropriation 10 uo 'H'' "''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

oos S 0oV ssSs ca S o r-Sst,s: M9AssM
S6 ss ' ss ss j ss ST. '' ''sA ''ss
term. - ~.
term. -" 49, ~~". ~ -
CouH1 OF orza AID Rsfsre Wan Bsuat @ J,
Dec. 8,
COURT OF osSlRAL sxssIoSs-PAar T.-Befors CowisG T.
term. ~ ~
COURT OF 8HNEHAL SBssIoSs-PART rI-Befors Recor Ter
sey'h snd Assst,nt District Attorney Fit.gerald.Sos
~ T. PleadinEs-Nos B. q, 10 III. H. H. ID, Is 10
T. ~ 30 81 "a rs a. 2S &C. 81. Ga 20 80. 81. 81 49,
sleeve j. aud Assistant Davis Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
rIy AND COPPER SrILL At FAycT FRTckS

The hiei, prices Of tin due 70 the corner h''t OS
,yndcato ( wealthy ircuchmcn' a. pro''o"'' "
nouncod, continue undated. ITO h"N'' ~
to-day was unsteady and closed Mt "a II o'''' pr
- ,,. Gam, nricc a. on Tuesday. In London inc
nr4c u-a sIG5 per ton spot. a rico Of a. since luo'-
1av and 100 for a future datr tho sam" price a. y"
Tuesday Jui now there IS ltue market nr III
In this country. The Interest Of tho moi" "'uh''
- AT present chiefly conferred on copper "hl'h -
enjoying a nyciy boom. Prices Tor 7p' '"''" -
tcrov from Il 70 cent, per pound Ia 10 an onNa"r
-, ainut hrccn points from Tuesday. Inc prl.' loI
January varied from 1910 to 10 20 Ih''o ai, ns'r
~, ,,,td hardly have been believed tWn hlul'h- "H"
,Lcn conner was selling a. about 10 - ln"to arc
tbn-o who say that they lave a corner am 1t ~ pa,
dr,cd thar the price viii reach 20 cents before Mdi'h
ne I III prce- arc likely to last I'LL Navigation "PnH
and coppcr can be had from tho mines, pI"panS sumo
rim In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
SUSPICION or STRAW BONDS.

suit of julia Boe against Joseph NJ. Stewart In the
Court Of Pleas. before jude Booksavsr was al
tour yesterday until TO-DAY bee OF the charge that
there bsi mixed Ia the The action
and catol- alleged 10 have
been wrongfuly withheld An indemnity bond signed by
Anna r. Davidson aud Charles A. BENJAMIN was ven by
u BsnlsniD that lac worm Al east
lis stusic atito ora Road
nd ridgr the twenty fourth Ward esierdav
ANNIE g. Davdon a-kol mat she De
under Tie bond as there Was no
such ROAD The Twenty fourth Ward There Is
Bainb yeave ending from TeDout 10 Ochitfeo ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
ANOTH DELAY n The STEVENS CASE.
MR.. CALVIN HAS NEARLY MADE HIMSELF ILL IN
prrp.ptNc TuT pApruS


PREPARING THE PAPr.s.
Ex-Iu-tcc Noah Davis and TX-SrIrrogatc D'lanO C.
Calvin sat on one side OF huge pillar in Surrogate
Rollins court ', To-day. while John T. Burrii was
safc- settled in the other They werr on hand IN the
Gao OF Mrs Paran stevens on her cndcayor to remove
John L. N,,chcr, Charles G.. stevens and Gcor' H.
Richardson - VDr- II Ter hu-haud- VIII on INC
ground that they been rccrcant TO their trusts
All the counsel looked uibanc. Lite Opportunity for
incident va, afforded, for cN-Justcc Davis asked for
a delay. lie himself had been occupied ON various
otlog a>e-: Mr.. Gavin had lad charge of preparing
iho papers, which were Voiumnous al intricat and
had been scattered here and thcr' IN The course OF
fifteen year, that prolonged labor over them was
necessary 10 enable counsel 20 mako their ply 10 Nr
BurrIls answer in behalf of the 'Xccbur-. Mr. cal
viu lad been working unit after after midnigl even
n luding Thank Wing on the pap r 1nd had brought
himself The of In~~>. The n ply wa now ia
tie hands OF PRIMERS and would probably hc ready 10
morrow.
MIR Burrn sirrnuou-ly opposed tho Adjournment
and Implied that II fhc case went over IL migt fail
INTO other hands than i'oSc II surrogate Rollins whose
term soon expire. EX-Iu.'icc Davis di~clsmcd any
snch purpose. Tho case adjourned untl Tuesday
next aud the Surrogate ord red the papers to be flied
on Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LONDON Nov go -COnsOs lO3 6l6 Tor Doth money
AMI the account United sites per cen bonds i29 do
4Ls liOL Atlantic Grrai Western gage ut-
certificates 40. Canadian Plcnc, s. Mextan prll-
nary A4s Common, y :. Reading. 80 Can pia
Northwest Land COMPANY. ~ Hutsnns Bay Company Fl =
Inha nunrs Bills alotei foray AT vance OF
l9I uer rupee The OF bullion Withdrawn tho
Bank Of England balance TO-DAY i 10000 P.r- at
wees auos per u francs - for
the account and Exchange Lon in al p francs "a
confines Tor checks span sh -. G6i-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
Still sTRUGGLING OVER DIR. BULL.

ok and Spear Ia behalf Of the daughters Of DR.
George Bull asked Justice Barrett yesterday IN tho
Supreme C0ur, Chambers restrain Lawyers Frank j.
Dupignac X H. Spencer H. u Whiting and John Sherwood
from interfering IN any way Bull
OF his person aud MI Dupcnac said he 4 objec
provid- his professional honor wrro In assalicd
YORK decls Dr Bah oriero ms lawyers
hgh every hne and ANYTHING Of use ur the
yers Try o hlng for him or his daughters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

Us IoJ5.l43 .. DIST Coz 5'55s Ill ~.
state bonds wee neglected. North Carolina special
sales OF Mechanics, 2@ at lo4, North America (lo) at
10 and importers and Traders o., at $50
Railroad bonus were quiet and generally firm. Eric
second consols further advanced a. 100 z A. with
small sales at lOl. Missouri, Kansas and Texas gen
cral Is advanced the fraction 20 30 and only
general Is nearly recovered the loss yesterday Fort
Worth and Denver city irss fell IL per cent to -
} small sales, and Atlantic and Pachc incomes 81
10 2G Ii. West shore Is were quiet but strong at
100 "a. Oregon Railway ard Navigation tlsts lost
= per cent 40 ii, and Houston and Texas rsts
main Inc suffered he same decline. Richmond and
West Point Terminal nrsts moderately active at
an advance Of - per cent 70 20.
~ uni steh securities dealt I'm nj the stock Exchange
Cotton Seed on certificates sold Il O2j, IT 81 Ii 10
81, Chicago Gas Trusts 1900 at - l243s 81, Horn
,.OO al ~ 81 l2G@I 80 and sutro Tunnel Q,Ol1) at
20 cents share.
The highest figure was q. and toward Tho close the
rates again became entirely nominal
Tho subIIcasury vas debtor to the Clearing House
S426,7sO
mo sub-Trcasury lost on balance ss43.so7, made
S763.77O The days operations covered: Receipts.
S-.d .o97 payments, 81 737.90i currency balance,
~ i.o93.26i coin balance @t52,7i1.237.
Tho Clearing House statement today Is as follows
Exchanges. 5l1pl -3.7-g, balances, ft,e23.24J.
day S2o3oo0 National TANK notes for redcmpiion
The custom, receipt, were S7-49J7 and the inter
nal revenue receipts were *24l.l57.
Tho foreign exchanges were dnH ana feainrelcsS
Quotations for actual business were unchanged fol
lows: hanhers bills. - - Il md g - 81 for long
for francs 90 IS aud % Ia for rcchmalls 40 and
In LONDON Ir'iish con,ols were Is lower at
fo3 5-iG for both money and account American
railway securities strong and fractouay higher
and thc advance was fully maintained 10 the close At
Paris French per cents fell from SIR IL 10
-l52 2. bat afcrward rallied TO sLsj Exchange
pound sterling.
following monthly statement Of receipt, aul d,.
hursemouts bv tho Assistant Treasurer T. s. NewYork
for NoveWber -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
NOR so NAVY IMMYGRAYrs LAST YEAR

The total number OF arrivals At Castle Garden last
month was 23.307 against 2l.G70 during November.
1886 far this year 3jI.s72 emigrasts have como
here against 28i lO3 for the time last year No
yember the only month In which the NUMBER OF
arriyal fell bclo that OF last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

snd eo!S her re'e.shs WIN IN ysa.s> mp.. ma, IN.
II,houSS ~ sn ute eAa hss1 nsds naisssy !: Him.
have ciin erso nee nctAinx abe stlt pretended to
w" s0Journsd Tho ouse 10 exciting much interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHiSGTos. Nov 30The following business was trans
aetel la the U nLed states supreme Court today
NO s. The Western Union Telegraph Company plaintiff
In error agt Gecrgc HAT Argued by Wager S"ayne io
the nj lutin IN and submitted by Charles A Clark
for iendaDt IN error g.. ,y,,,.. =,
No SO BENJAMIN J. Wilson. appellant at william o.
kiaio trus others Argument begun by thoh ~.
dsr.on fs Tho by George o. Mercer
for tue appe.iees.
Adjourn I'D nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
COURT CALENDARs-rO-DAY.

syrRxMr Bsrr.u J- NO o., ~
$50 27o z7 1z 277 $50. 29i. zv4 Zse 800 3oi So
sO4 800, sos 30I
RAJ tirtt aud McCttnbcr. J. J.-heceSs
COUHf-SfYciAL IFkh-PAkT i.-Beioro r~'
terseu IL for the term -
sUPNxME CouHT-SPEclAL Tkah-PAkT IL-Beforo IN
graham Nos 338, $40 1886. ia 1856 3s4. 1888
SUPREME CouEr-t'ihcuir-PAhI i-Bsore Beach Il
Noe I2.7 1900 765 s40 III 1lSl 1918. 1919 s4H
1881 II 2U72 1851 s53 1914 1893 1915 1922 1871 $40
- "nfAf
suPxRhE CouHT-CIHcuIT--PA III-Befor~ DoDohue. j.
-N"s iUsr sZa io7S. l<ia 1921, 1900 1899. l4t 2a9
1870 .442 ll43. NI< I449 l4i9i 1880 A5l - liIpa
1878 40 1857. 1870 $50 42f Ib9 527 i4oJ. lfoo2
1903 1867. lOlI, l403 2t29. l445. 1891.
sUPhKMK COUhT-CikCUIr-fAkT W. ef0te Andre "a j.
Nos. 8i7. 1880 iui2 1888 OBS. o2e 1910 y7o l1oe
SURROGATE KrBssore HoinA. ~. VIII OF John Fee
han 10 50 =. M. OF Hen L. Ahern IL. 80 y M. VIII ~
Joh McNe $50 Motion calendar calendar called at ii
a.
No
Coxnox PLsAs-ruAL TERM-PART i.-Befors AIen. j.
Nos lt42. 46f 49,. u.n.., ~.
Lch, J. J.-Adjvurasd lei The tern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

Case No lG3-the city Of Albany respondent agt the
Watrvt Turnpike and Railroad company APPELLANTS of
interest B great portion OF Tho turnpike has
included city By tho extension OF the city line
The Conv ut the Heart desires to light It's ehco
with gas but people refuse allow mans to DO
laid hi Is the only highway suit brought TO com
ell ulianc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
THE MONEY MARKET.


SALES At TIE STOCK ExOnANGE-Nov. 80.
THE GENERAL LIST
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Ordinary.
sTAINgD

Gosd Ordinary ..........7a Miiilng 90
st. Good OrasarY SIG Miidling ........iOs
With firm report from Liverpool due to rumor having
csbed last that Brasreets estimate TO
would crop only $500 oo0
local speculation all dsy. nnal figures
representing advance OF points sales 10000 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Nov. S0In the curt of Appeals day the fol-
lowing argued
No. r. jams ~. Hooker respondent agt the city Of
Rochester. eilant
job DOrr, respondent agt the rector warlcn-
etc Phips'r Church. New.York CITY, appel ants
Andrew smith. respondent agt The same.
Jan Greer. lent the YORK Cen
traI aud Hudson RIVER Railroad company. appellant
No ". Schw rz and others appellants, aRt
Joseph Lyman. respondent Submitted
1853 The CITY Of ALBANY Respondent agt The wafer
vnet Turn ,ako and k.iirDad Com panv. app, liant
Follow ing Is the iay calendar for December /;
Nos bSS 49, l69 III, 2G4, 64G. DAT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

'o---Scl----sh shares
Ops H'gt Low't Final Bid. Ask'd sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
RosfoN Nov. 80, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
REPUBLICAN CLUBS TO MEET.
AcAlL FOR THE CONVENTION ISSUED.
An IMPORTANT srxP Foa MORE THoRouaa Or
GANYzATIoN OF THE PARTY.

GANIzA1I0S OF THE PARTY,
tho time approaches fer the meeting OF the Repub
ucsn Club Generation In this CITY the Interest In 1t Is
.sniav Increasing. shown by the large number Of
.b. throughout the country considerably than
huudrs which have Expressed their intention Of par
acp,fug in the proceedings The following Is the call
In full:
liz unders gned presidents OF respective cluos
n virtue Tho authority vested in Us by vote Of SAID
clubs 10 hereby issue tails official oa for convention
Of ali the lepHhucan clubs IN tie Unted States,
sem bic al Chiekerns Hall corner OF Eigh,serth:s and
trsnoon OF Thursday. December is, ss7. aud to con-
tnue session during FRIDAY December L. ana satur
aay December IL at such hours shall DO determined
man 10y said convention.
We rrques. each OF permanently Organized Repub-
Ncan clubs throughout the country to select five dele
gates 10 represent ~ club IL this convention.
e1ne pres, OF each club by virtue OF his Office en-
titled 10 seat ~ delegate III ssid convention in add
zion the five delegates above provided for the dele
CATION FROM club 10 cast but one vote.
For the he EFT OF those who have seen the prcv-
ons crcnlars issued hy tue committee on Associate
ORGANIZATIONS of 30 Republican club OF New-York, =
Sssaf to III. Of thu sent out N
"The primary snlect OF he ng This convention IA 10
consider the proprlety OF oi.duizxg, III tha various
state. Of the Union. a large nTnocr of Republican
cluus and 10 determine the best manner Of conducting
Asc 10 devise some system that Will conduce to the
scies CORPORATION Of these clubs in state and National
pslitcs, ana ne formation Of Nat mai Lea7ue
his wsrk. u proper.T carried out. will lead in
creased party efficiency t. an icteilgenl CON prrhenson
solntry. aud L. degree OF organization hitherto I'm
kuown n the history Of any political party.
No , am candidate nor Office"
Tho delegates are nstned during the convention
ne ne 81 %e SnS a "a. wsys al
the bea1quarter' 'or teiega IS frc~ ont OF town.
UlSOf great Importance that the clubs send
NJ The dse les selected TO Henry Gleason secre
ary ~ The Comm tee Associate Orsanzaiipns Of the
Republican tluh Of New.York Addrsss No 81 Beck
msnsL Newlsrk city. or 20 the club house. above
NAMES SIGNED 10 THE CALI.
The call sigae the part OF the Republican ClnD OF
New-Nsik by Joseph Pool, chairman. Ma. 3 Broa,lst.
and Henry Gleason. secretary. No 81 Bcckman-st OF
the Committee Associate Organizations and by the
fellow Us other Orgazatsns name OF the president
o. nearly al being given:
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-07-25

y last received at H. III. Herring's a
large and fine lot Of New Mackerel iii
quarter and half barrels
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-07-25
ToALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD
IN effect Sunday, May 80, 1887
stand ard Tifnesl
WEST HOUND.

u
No i, Cincinnati Limited Daily, =
leave Phila. 10 as M, and BALTIC. is
m. Washington 8 rs p IN. and Mar
tinsburg S 10 p m.
No j, Pittsburg Express Daily"
leave BALTIC 4 as p m. Washington SIS
III. and Martinsburg II o4 p m.
No 4, Cincinnati and Chicago Express
Daily leave Phila. S 90 3 M. BALTIC.
s 80 p M. Washington 9 40 P M Mar
tinsbifrg Il. IS p m.
No s, Chicago and Pittsburg Limited
!" Daily leave Phila. % III. BALTIC.
1000 am. Washington 10 SIS m. Mar
tinsburg 4 as p nj.
No IS, Daily except Sunday, stops at
all stations, connects for RQmney leaves
Martinsburg IL 90 p IN.
No I4z Mixed Train Daily leaves
Martinsburg 500 m. connects for
Romney.
No I4s, mixed train Daily except Sun
dav, leaves Martinsburg I 10 m,
Cherry Run Accommodates Daily
except Sunday leaves Martinsburg S 20
p m.
No u, Daily, leave Martinsburg 4 OF a
iii. Washington s 90 m. Baltos 7 80 a
m Phila. n 90 noon.
No s, Daily, Martinsburg S OF a M.
Washington ! 20 m. BALTIC. s 80 a m.
No 3, Daily Limited, Martinsburg
III5 a M Washington rs p m. BALTIC.
IS IN. Phila. S 40 p m. stops at S. ".
Iunc., and connects with Valley Branch
for all points between Harper's Ferry
and Lexington and with Washington
County Branch for Hagerstown.
No s, Daily, Limited, leave Martins
burg 20 . m Washington 4 90 BALTIC.
1 % and Phila 845 p m. stops at Har-
per's Ferry and connects at Washing
tor Junction for Frederick
20 Sc, Daily, except Sunday, via old
Line, leave Martinsburg 10 rs M,
stops at all Stations, connects with
Valley Branch at Harper's Ferry, at
Weverton for Hagerstown, and at
Frederick Junction for Frederick.
No s8, Daily, via Washington, stops
a, al stations between Martinsburg and
Washington, leaves Martinsburg at S 90
B M. connects for Winchester, Hagers-
sowtl and Frederick.
No I46, Daily, except Sunday, leaves
Martinsburg 6 20 a M, connects for
Winchester, Hagerstown, Frederick
and all points on Main Line.
JNO. T. MARTIN, Ag't.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-07-25
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cUMbER1.ASD VALLEY RAILROAD.


On and after Sunday. june 18TH,
1887, trains will run as follows Stand
ard Time.
EASTWARD.
Fast Mail leaves Martinsburg at 4 IS
a M, Bedington ! IS, Falling Waters
w, williamsport Station %, Hagers-
town s 10, Chanbersburg 8 is, Carlisle
10 Is, arrive at Harrisburg III ~, Phila-
delphia 5 IS q n.
Mail Express Train leaves Martins
burg at 8 IS p M, Bedington. IS go, Fall
ing Waters al, Williamsport Station
4o, Hagerstown 4 r., chambersburg
s rs, Carlisle 5 50 arrive .at Harrisburg
at "a Isl
~ o. Express leaves Harrisburg at
44s am. Carlisle S SIS, Chambersburg
s so arrives at Hagerstown at 7 40,
Wiliiamsport Station 5 SIS, Falling Wat
ers SIS. Bedington goo, Martfnsburg
925.
Mail leaves Harrisburg at AS a M,
Carlisle SIS, Chambersbnrg SO, arrive
at Hagerstown at Io4o, Williamsport
Station III o2, Failing Waters II 10, Bed
ington ii 20, Martinsburg II IS.
Fast Line leaves Harrisburg at 8 as,
Carlisle Il SIS, chambersburg S SO, Hag-
erstown s as, Williamsport Station 4 90,
Falling Waters 7I3, Bedington 20.
arrives At Martinsburg 35 pm
w. All GARD, Agt IL BOYD Supt.
II. A. RIDDLE, General Passenger Agt.